New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
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TO serve as trustee Why Of course, why not
Wen the graduating class suggested that no gradu-
ate OF less than ten years standing should be eelpe
for the position. Can the graduating class place
Its hand upon a vassarite who will admit that
sbe graduated at least ten years agop IL looks as
though the graduating class was given to thousht'
lessness.
It is announced that the third annual meeting
OF the Canal Union will be held at Rochester on the
2sth Of July The first meeting of this orsaniza.
ton which has for it's object the furtherance OIL
the prosperity Of the canals Of this State, was heio
In Utica in 1885, Horatio Seymour presiding. AaSo
years meeting was held at Syracuse. The Union
il doing a good work and Is steadily growing IN
influence.
The constitution OF the Naval Court assembled
to try the Cetic-Britannic collision suggests u
doubt as to the propriety Of calling on captains
of rival lines to sit in Judgment upon one ano1her'
without intmating any suspicion that The court was
biased in this case, it may be said that the Jud.
ment shown by the acting Committeeman In
selecting the membersof the court is questionable
ror whether or not such members were influence
by their business relations, 1t Is obvious that
tho public must entertain a doubt AS TO their
entire impartiality, and this doubt cannon Dut
detract from the weight OF their conclusions. In
such cases there ought to be no room for question
as to the disnterestedness of the court Otherwise
tho inquiry degenerates into fare or becomes
an imposition upon the defendants
To Inquirer, 1t is understood that the human
head which Is now on exhibition at stamp ana
coin shop in this city was not taken from 'he
shoulders of Attorney General Garland. We agree
with YOU that il the President should present the
official head Of that gentleman on charger 10
the American peoplep public sentiment would heartily
commend tho act.
1.-The Dakota Bell" states that It lately received
subscription from the secretary OF Da<ota
troting association and that the letter-head when
he used bore the following remarkable legend:
Office Of
Brule Co. Horse-racng Assoc1aNon'
Successor to Young Mems Christian AsSoclallon'l
1hI. recalls the style Of letter head which. 1t
is understood is now disseminated by the ppesen1
occupant of the executive chair at Albany
Office Of the
Head Centre OF the Rum Power OF newborn,
Successor TO the 1iden Democratic heiorm-S
necessary Associat1on)
At the Prohibition meeting the other evening
one OF the speakers said: "Ihe best Prohlbitlon-
lists have come from the Republicans and Will 90
So I'm the future This IS a mistake. The pest
I'rohibitionists remain in the Republican party
and will do 90 in future They are the men
who not only feel strongly but see clearly. 1hey
feel strongly the need of temperance reform. ana
they SEQ clearly that no permanent good can ever
I've affected through tnlSering with third party
movement which only succeeds In helping ohe
Democratic allies OF the Rum Power.
Kings work as hard for their living as DAY
laborcrs This is the moral conveyed by royai
diary published in Milan, showing how The King
of Italy spends day. At six in the morning ne
IS in his cabinet with his secretaries. Breakfast
Ing an hour LATER he reads his correspondence ana
hastens to the exhibition in Piazza CASTILLO. where
me has 10 listen 20 stupid speeches and to witness
official ceremonies for two or three hours. hter
lunch come 81 ate receptions. and then he Is occu-
MED at tho Brcra Gallery for two or three hours
In examining pro Gets for the new facade OF the
Cathedral. At half past he Is driven out to the
races and returns TO the Palace with only quar-
ter Of an hour in which to dress for a ceremonial
dinner of two hours. At 10 o'clock he goes 10
the theatre for an hour, and returns to work Win
nis secretaries long past midnight. president
Cleveland has tho reputation Of porting over papers
night and day at the Executive Mansion and
working generally hike cart horse. That Is what
the Kings do for a living in "the European des-
potisms"
To the President Of the United States. Dear
Sir hen you sal down to breakfast with Governor
till the 9th morning did you notice among the
ornaments OF the table beautiful scroll b,3i1ng
the legend "For President in 1888, Grover
Cleveland, OF New-Yorll'? Answer paid.